Path of the Daff

This film is so full of heart! Director, Michael Piscitelli, takes us on a beautiful journey where we see human beings at their best, coming together to heal, after the Boston Marathon bombings. Be prepared to cry, to laugh, and to be moved.

The story is so much bigger than just one flower. As the documentary unfolds you are swept into the journey one daffodil bulb takes. The view points are great with so many intertwined people sharing and showing how they are involved. From the agricultural educational component to the art experts, the story is told beautifully and seamlessly. A big congratulations to the director Michael Piscitelli for creating this heartwarming film.

For us poor souls that are forced to live on the West Coast, this film was so mind opening. Boston is a city that is proud and strong and truly a community. I wouldn't have known that had I not seen this film. It's not just about a flower or a marathon. It's about life, hope, faith and humanity.

Path of the Daff is an absolutely beautiful documentary about how a terrible event can bring out our most generous and human traits. We watch a community of people in Boston stand together to support each other in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings; and how something as simple as a daffodil became a surprising representation of our city's resiliency. As a Bostonian myself, I remember when the daffodils appeared in the city and lined the streets of the Back Bay. I felt moved by power they had to lift our spirits up. Now that I know the journey of these daffodils, having watched this film, I have a deeper appreciation of the people behind this project. Path of the Daff is funny, heartwarming, and beautiful to watch. It captures the essence of Boston and its people. Thank you to the film makers for sharing this with us. I love this documentary.

Wonderful story telling, beautiful imagery, grabs you by the heart and doesn't let go! Loved it.